RfRx - Why Facts Don’t Change Minds, featuring Seth Andrews

We present solid data. They go blank, get angry, or walk out. Why isn't evidence breaking through belief barriers? This week on RfRx, Seth Andrews shares his perspective on "Identity Belief" and how to perhaps carve the crack that lets in some light. If bullet points aren't working...what does?
Hosted by Helen Green, RfR Ambassador, and Rob Palmer, RfR Resource Director
Recorded on November 11, 2024
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